Website Rehosting

re: Website Rehosting – Mail Me If You Have Problems

mtaulty — Tue, 09 Mar 2010 16:03:29 GMT

Siegried,

Sorry - perhaps I've given you the impression that I am setting up a site for answering general questions. I'm not :-)

I really meant "Mail me if you have problems" with my newly re-hosted website.

On your specific issue - I'm afraid I've got no idea at this point as it must be almost 4 years since I've looked at WSE. The best I can offer is to look to the forums over here social.msdn.microsoft.com/.../threads to see if someone can help?

Mike

re: Website Rehosting – Mail Me If You Have Problems

Siegfried Becker — Tue, 09 Mar 2010 13:22:35 GMT

Hi Mike,

I had a question a view seconds ago.

My email is: siegfried_becker@t-online.de

re: Website Rehosting – Mail Me If You Have Problems

Siegfried Becker — Tue, 09 Mar 2010 13:21:18 GMT

Hi Mike,

I have a service running as a webservice implemented with wse2.0 SP3. The soapservice is provided in a tcpchannel.

When the requests from the client are to heavy (not really heavy, about 10-20 requests/second) the dispatching of the requests to the finaly requesthandler becomes slowlier and slowlier. This is not depending if the dispatchmodel is serial or concurrent.

There can be a situation that the receiver will have more hundred of threads to process. And no more thread is dispatched to the service. Only a stop and restart will help.

Do you have any idea?

The <executeTimeout> is already set to -1 also the connectionlimits for in and aout are set to -1.

Thanks in advance

Sigge